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19 Items Absolutely Banned From Carry-On Luggage at Idaho Airports
For anyone who was young on 9-11, it’s hard to remember what being at an airport was like without TSA agents and security checkpoints. Once upon a time, you could get to your gate without having to show an ID or boarding pass. You could bring full size shampoo in your carry-on. You didn’t have to empty your water bottle. Your laptop could stay in your bag and your shoes could stay on your feet. That all changed with the implementation of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act following the September 11, 2001 terror attacks.
Idaho State Police adds nine Ford Mustang Dark Horses to its fleet
In an effort to update its vehicles for the modern age, Idaho State Police has added nine Ford Mustang Dark Horse's to its fleet, along with upgrades across the department. “We have six districts and each district is running one of the (Mustang Dark Horse) patrol cars,” Lt. Todd Orr said. “We use it for a lot of different things. We use it for parades. It's a full-time patrol vehicle assigned to one of our troopers. It's a fun car. It's a pretty car. Obviously,...
Utah State Football Opponent Preview Vol. 10 – Hawaii | Sports
Utah State’s matchup with Hawaii will come when the end of the regular season begins to come into view. If things are going well, this game could be a tune-up to prepare for later games and perhaps some kind of already assured postseason bid. If fortunes have not blessed the Aggies, this could end up being a must-win game if a winning season and/or bowl game is to be salvaged.
Cam Rising Throws 50th Utah Touchdown On Oddly Familiar Looking Play
SALT LAKE CITY – Led by Cam Rising, Utah Football took off in the second quarter, scoring three touchdowns in less than six minutes of game time. After back-to-back Brant Kuithe TDs, the Utes did it again with a play that fans at Rice-Eccles could’ve sworn they’d seen before.
Jelly Roll Surprises Utah Kids with $700 Lemonade Stand Donation
During a recent stop in Salt Lake City for his Beautifully Broken tour, Nashville native Jelly Roll (real name (real name Jason DeFord) turned an ordinary lemonade stand visit into an unforgettable experience for three young vendors. Jelly Roll Confronts His Demons in 'Liar' Music Video Instead of just purchasing a drink from the trio, the country star handed over nearly $700. Wendy Gardunio, the mother of one of the children, shared the experience on Facebook. “My kid and her cousins wanted to do a lemonade stand. And they had a famous singer come and buy some lemonade. Who would have...
Twin Falls girls take first in Wood River Golf invite
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Multiple teams competed in the Wood River Golf Invite on Wednesday where the Twin Falls girls team came away with 1st. The Bruins finished at the top while Canyon Ridge finished 2nd and Jerome 3rd. On the boy’s side, Mountain Home claimed first while...
Gov. Brad Little talks key Idaho issues during recent Pocatello visit
POCATELLO — Organizational heads, business moguls, city representatives and leaders of the community gathered at Idaho State University’s Idaho Central Credit Union Bengal Alumni Center early Tuesday morning to listen to keynote speaker Gov. Brad Little as he discussed a variety of issues pertinent to Idaho. Standing before an audience that included ISU President Robert Wagner and Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad, Little first addressed concerns surrounding water rights and Idaho’s aquifer. ...
Odor complaint leads to manhole full of random debris and backed up sewer
BLACKFOOT — Wastewater crews in Blackfoot responded to an odor complaint and discovered debris that didn’t belong inside a manhole, which caused some problems with the sewer. Crews responded on Thursday, Aug. 22, after 1 p.m. near the area of Court Street and Rich Street. Wastewater Collections Supervisor...
Soda Springs Youth Service Mission
Recently, Service Missionaries from the Soda Springs Youth Service Mission joined the Caribou Historical Society to clean the Pioneer Cedar Cemetery. On Thursday, August 15th, Bill Horsley and Galen Wilson from the Caribou Historical Society worked together with Elder and Sister Porter and their counselors, Elder and Sister Stringham, Elder and Sister Whitesides and Elder and Sister Portela and the Service Missionaries currently serving in the Soda Springs Youth Service Mission on a service project of cleaning up the Pioneer Cedar Cemetery in Soda Springs.
Hunters encouraged to drop off bird wings and CWD samples during upcoming seasons
Hunters can donate one fully-feathered wing from each upland game bird they harvest in a variety of ways. With archery season and many upland game bird seasons upon us, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is once again asking hunters to provide wings and CWD samples from the game they harvest. Here’s what you need to know: ...
Mining equipment manufacturing company will open a Providence location
PROVIDENCE - Epiroc AB, a Swedish manufacturer of mining and infrastructure equipment, is opening an office in Providence. To introduce the company to Cache Valley they are holding a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 2 p.m. at their new location at 560 Golf Course Road, Providence in the old Linkotek building.
Idaho college murders: Judge weighs whether to move trial to new venue amid safety concerns
A judge is considering whether the criminology student accused of murdering four University of Idaho students in late 2022 can get a fair trial in the same county where the killings took place. Latah County District Judge John Judge heard arguments Thursday about whether the trial of Bryan Kohberger, tentatively...
Idaho governor signs executive order opposing Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ athletes
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order Wednesday aimed to oppose changes to the Biden administration’s final rule for Title IX. The final rule took effect this month, but Idaho is one of 26 states where state officials sued the Biden administration over the Title IX changes, and have thus blocked it from taking […]
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